Publications Archive - Page 233 of 278

Mortality among nesting muttonbirds near Greymouth

Notornis, 7 (6), 184-186

J.R. Jackson (1957)

Article Type: Paper

A brief summary of takahe research for the 1955-56 season

Notornis, 7 (3), 69-71

G.R. Williams; K.H. Miers (1957)

Article Type: Paper

White ibis [photo only]

Notornis, 7 (6), 175-175

J. Prickett (1957)

Article Type: Article

Coot on the Heathcote River

Notornis, 7 (5), 163-163

G. Guy (1957)

Article Type: Short Note

The trans-Tasman dispersal of the white-fronted tern (Sterna striata, Gm.)

Notornis, 7 (3), 65-69

W.C. Clark; E.W. Dawson (1957)

Article Type: Paper

Sub-fossil bones of the Australian pelican from the South Island

Notornis, 7 (4), 114-114

R.J. Scarlett (1957)

Article Type: Short Note

Chaffinch takes the cake

Notornis, 7 (4), 113-113

W.A. Williamson (1957)

Article Type: Short Note

White-faced herons breeding in North Auckland

Notornis, 7 (6), 186-188

F.P. Hudson (1957)

Article Type: Paper

Some birds of the Queenstown district with notes on the 1955-56 breeding season

Notornis, 7 (3), 71-73

M.F. Soper; D.G. Jardine (1957)

Article Type: Paper

A rock wren’s nest on the Mackinnon Pass

Notornis, 7 (5), 163-164

P. Howard (1957)

Article Type: Short Note

Nesting of the yellow-breasted tit (Petroica m. macrocephala)

Notornis, 7 (4), 93-94

J.H. Anglesey (1957)

Article Type: Paper

[Identification of little stint and least sandpiper (long-toed stint)]

Notornis, 7 (4), 115-115

T. Harrisson (1957)

Article Type: Letter

Classified Summarised Notes

Notornis, 7 (3), 73-88

R.B. Sibson (1957)

Article Type: Paper

Some preliminary data on the population dynamics of the takahe (Notornis mantelli, Owen)

Notornis, 7 (6), 165-171, 175

G.R. Williams (1957)

Article Type: Paper

Taxonomic status of the bobwhite quail in New Zealand

Notornis, 7 (4), 95-98

K. Westerskov (1957)

Article Type: Paper

The bobwhite quail introduced to New Zealand now only persisting in scattered populations in the Wairoa-Waikaremoana area, belong to the western prairie form, the plains bobwhite, Colinus virginianus taylori Lincoln. The introduced birds came from Kansas and/or the old Indian Territory around 1900. This bird ought in future to be called bobwhite quail and not Virginian quail.